01 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
1
Captain Rodman leads Iroquois 10 on a prolonged voyage around the island group to collect data for a sailing chart. Plantation managers and island captains will aid, aiming to forward information to the Hydrographic Office. No complete chart exists, and increased vessel visits make this effort vital.
Captain Rodman discusses compiling a photographic collection of all lights, points, and headlands of importance around the Hawaiian Islands. The data will be sent to the Hydrographic Office for a separate volume, valuable to foreign vessels but of limited use to local masters already informed. The plan includes gathering notices, photographs, and special interest material for publication by the expedition.
The Hawaii Board's financial status is outlined amid July projections. It notes a December debt of about $14,908 with an initial debt of $1,001.37, a goal to reduce debt after Lahaina visits, and a current $228 balance. Income shows $8,900.41 from invested funds and varied gifts from Maui, Oahu, Hawaii, Molokai, and other islands, with many small contributions via a card system totaling over $1,000.
James A. Kennedy was honored by office staff with a silver loving cup on the occasion of his departure from the Honolulu Works after a long incumbency to assume the presidency of Interisland Steam Navigation Company.
The piece forecasts tense Republican precinct battles tomorrow as factions seek to shape ticket lines in the Fourth and Fifth districts. Delegations shift, withdrawals filed, and rival slates contend for control, with local voters urged to navigate a crowded field amid looming conventions and possible clashes.
A Japanese woman Halamo jumped sideways from a rapidly moving car at Liliha and King street in Honolulu about 7 pm. She struck the ground unconscious, was carried into a store, and later remained with friends as police and a patrol wagon stood by. Despite the fall she suffered no visible injuries and was lucky to escape lasting harm.
A special league meeting approved the withdrawal of the Artillery team after long delay. The vote gave the team one sixth of gate receipts up to last Saturday. Impact on remaining games and upcoming August series in Maui noted, with a push for stronger baseball interest locally.
Judge Humphreys presides over a damages action for diverting water in a case involving Lam At Lee et al. The trial follows a prior Supreme Court reversal allowing damages to be assessed, with witnesses called and proceedings continuing this afternoon. Attorneys and jurors are listed. administration and guardianship matters accompany the broader docket.
Rank H. Loucke is appointed official to oversee a legal matter in Paria. The alertment suit against Joni Katkei Ke progressed with a demurrer overtured. Latin Vie ss Thomann Chetetley Haevon es Pain the Patewal Tee velopment Co. prepared for trial on Monday August 11 before Inde Gea T.
Judge Harptins issues a temporary injunction restraining High Sheriff Brown and W. Quint from further proceedings on the property of I. G. Comune by Reagan of execution served July 30. Bond set at 350. D. G. Camarinos petition granted November 6, 1901. W. Quinn and a related judgment of 254.45 in district court. Appeal perfected. case postponed. Motion denied to stay execution. levy performed by the Sheriff in Englishman aged 81 hosting 16 guests on his birthday.
A visiting representative discusses Kona Hawaii as a potential hub for small American farmers. The plan envisions a railroad network linking principal towns to port cities, boosting capital, and transforming Kona into a major agricultural center. A well to do farmer and editor examined Kona’s conditions, finding little sign of a boom, prompting further investigation.
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